The days when the news only had a few hours a day to control us

32:24 The cereal box is covering up the character's white shirt and black tie. Or is it?

The day I was born

Hi

wow...Zeneca Seeds and GM Tomatoes.

Wasnt it around this time that Liza Tarbuck was the hostess

Kelly Brook was too inexperienced at that point in her career to hold such a prominent role. It was the fault of the producers for giving her the role rather than hers herself. Shan was such a Sharp and outspoken personality... Brook asked the most fluffy and dull questions. She didn't even do enough research to distinguish Alysia Milano from Tori Spelling (they look nothing alike).. Shan looks visibly unimpressed. She was generous and patient with KB though.. to her credit.

Thanks. I wonder if that's Rudolph Walker doing the voiceover for the Video Diaries trail.

😁 LOL. Gina: You PROMISED. NO MORE game shows. SF: I wasn't going to start another game... (Sponsors at 0:12)

from BBC Two

wild west guest starring D.I deakin aka shaun scott

Thanks. A prank based on Princess Diana being harassed by a French photographer. Well...

Star Pets used to, and still does when I watch this video now, mess with my instincts on whether they actually had a studio audience or were using an applause soundtrack. Because all the subtle telltale signs convince me that there's no audience. But then it comes to the voting at the end, and there are audience shots which seem to prove me wrong. However, I sense that there's something off about those audience shots. It's very convincing, Peter appears to be right there in front of them, they've got the Star Pets sign at the back which seems to dispel any question over them inserting audience shots from another show (See Wipeout with Bob Monkhouse for an example of that technique. Catch Phrase audience digitally inserted.). Yet I still feel that there's no audience, and that something deceptive was going on. Was Peter on green screen when he appeared to have an audience behind him? Did they perhaps record a stock amount of audience shots at another BBC show's recording specifically to insert into Star Pets, explaining how the Star Pets sign was present at the back? My senses tell me that they simulated a live audience, but did it very well.

Thanks. It's always interesting seeing the different announcers. I don't even think Phillip Dooley Scott has an IMDB page.

00:05:21"WINDOW,SIR?" Episode 4

"lost media" - MCUK

RIP Chris Serle

The clip starts at about 23:27 on Tuesday 22nd November 1994.

Aged fourteen back then. I well remember Hi de Hi with Clive Dempster. Dallas wasn't my sort of programme - I hate soaps!

If you don't know the reason why Kelly got the job in the first place, the answer is staring at you!

Even at 56, Ian radiates such boyish charm, playfulness, and innocence; it's no wonder Croft and Perry saw him as the ideal Private Pike. It's a testament to Ian's craft that his character shone so brightly in a cast riven with talent and experience. R.I.P Pikey! Say hello to Mr. Mainwaring, Cpl. Jones, and Uncle Arthur for me!!

5:29

In at the Deep End was a great series. also when Ceefax wasn’t on 888

And All of this went Down on my 6th Birthday 30 years ago!

It's 1989: The Date is Monday 2nd Oct - Tuesday 3rd Oct 1989.

Kelly looking absolutely gorgeous

I always loved this advert and hoped someone had uploaded it. Thank you! 🙏

Friday 18th October 1996

Sunday 12th January 1997

Friday 24th September 1999

Great memories from @JohnnyKershaw ❤

Paul Veysey - our very own Donald Sinden with his wonderfully mellifluous tones

Better Late then Never, Thanks!😉

Great memories! Thanks for the upload 😊

The Central announcer was Paul Veysey.

The wages, you forget!!

I never knew Pam Royle worked for LWT. The following year she returned to Tyne Tees and remained until retirement a few years ago. Still seen on North East screens advertising conservatories today.

I briefly thought the Telecom ad was going to be a PIF about not taking care of your dog. The cash card advert was very stylish...and empty.

Early hours of Thursday 13th September 1990

Early hours of Monday 9th March 1992

Monday 17th February 1992

Monday 8th April 1996

Brilliant year

2:50 Let's not think about where that hair might have come from.

That had to be the best ending in "Bullseye" history.

boring

Kelly was pretty good. Was on the ball with the energy. Was enever a big fan of Denise.